The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-18

W1O,OSU.
Levi Cameron and Isaac England
of Zion have purchased large tim,
Der tract near Cherry Hill which they
will put steam mill on in the spring
and convert the timber into railroad
ties and bill stuff.
Mrs. Catharine Mccullough will
remove with her family from Wood
lawd to Chester. Pa, in the spring.
William Winchester will remove from
the same neighborhood to that of
New London, Pa, to engage in the
dairy business.
w. s. Linscott, Niles, Ohio, had
scrofula for thirty years, and "Dr. Lind
sey's Blood Searcher" cured him Isn't
it wonderful?
We have not vet heard of a case
colds. coughs, throat, or chest COM
pfaint that has not yielded to CDR. Sell
lers' Cough Syrup"
The exercises at Good Templars
Lodge Of this town are spirited and
interesting. and the debates between
the young disputants are contested
with spirit and often considerable
ability is drawn out. This is much
better way to spend an evening than
in idle gossip.
The people ofPort Deposit were
released from their painful suspense
on Thursday night, last week, by the
ice giving way before the rising water
when the ice from above passed down
without further damage to property.
The water rose over the side walk in
some places before the ice broke,
when it subsidized rapidly.
DR.. r. G Mackall of Elkton has
been selected by Governor Hamilton
President of the Maryland State
Farmers Association one of the sew
en- members of committee on taxa.
ton, which was advised by the
Association at it's last annual meet
ing.
Look out for the Bohemia oats
men. Rumor reports them looking
round to get on the blind side of
farmers. at which it is said they are
quite successful. And look out also
for the fruit tree takers who show
painted fruit in illustrated cata.
logues.
"How to build and Equip first
class Creamery" is the title of pam
phlet received from Charles P Will
lard & Co. of Chicago, which would
be valuable to any one who contem
plates building or fitting up cream
cry. A creamery with a capacity of
1920 pounds per day at cost of less
than $4,000 is figured in this pam
phlet.
Among the representatives from
Cecil who attended the 10Th annual
session of the Grand Lodge of the
Knights of Pythias, held in Balti-
more last week were S. j. McCardle
of Colora. J. M. G. Carhart of Zion,
S. ". Day of North East and D.
Bratton of Elkton. Gov. Groome
who is at present resident of Bal
timore-temporarily we hope-was
also among the Knights. The Lodge
at Coora has been revived.
Come and see the "Bartholdi" and
New Ideal' lamps the best and SAT
est coal oil lamps ever invented, at
the MIDLAND office.
The following are the latest tele.
grams from that gravelly mound from
which the beautiful Chesapeake pre-
sents beautiful view.
One of our promising young men
has left for the city of Wilmington.
Our merchants are doing a
thriving business. Our carriage
builder wears smile on his
face. Where else should he wear it'll
Jim, our man of leisure, says the
boys about here are counting in ear
nest.-An Elkton gentleman visited
our village on Saturday bringing
with him a beautiful kitten, pres.
emf for his layde love.
We publish an instructive article
on Alsike clover in our Farm De.
partm ut this week. This clover ap
pears to thrive we'll on clay soil and
hold fa Of whore tho red clover heaVeS